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  1. I can't find any tv or radio broadcasts of the giro. cab
    anyone help. i'd be happy with an internet broadcast even.
    thanks...thehick

  2. Please! We canucks are more than satisfied with watching
    some 300 pound guy enjoying his sport fishing! We don't need
    no stinking cycling coverage!

    --
    --------------------------
    Andre Charlebois AGC-PC support agc-pc.tripod.comagc-pc.tripod.com
    BPE, MCSE4.0, CNA, A+

    "frank-in-toronto" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I can't find any tv or radio broadcasts of the giro. cab
    anyone help. i'd be happy with an internet broadcast even.
    thanks...thehick

  3. "Andre" wrote...

    Quoted message said:

    Please! We canucks are more than satisfied with watching
    some 300 pound


    guy

    Quoted message said:

    enjoying his sport fishing! We don't need no stinking
    cycling coverage!

    Ahhh, not all in Canada are Canucks.

    Jim "I miss my OLN" Flom

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    frank-in-toronto said:

    I can't find any tv or radio broadcasts of the giro. cab
    anyone help. i'd be happy with an internet broadcast even.
    thanks...thehick

    I have not tried, but OLN's US feed is apparently broadcast
    in the clear on C-band. Which means if you put up a big ugly
    10' dish and point it at the right satellite, you could
    enjoy Giro and Vuelta coverage.

    When I asked, the missus said no,
    --
    Ryan Cousineau, [email hidden]
    sfu.cawiredcola President, Fabrizio
    Mazzoleni Fan Club

  5. The Giro's got a live internet feed (as did the TdF last
    year via Danish TV2- the television station, not the band-
    and hopefully again this year)

    Click on the video "live video coverage" at
    gazzetta.iteng

    Ryan Cousineau said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    frank-in-toronto said:

    I can't find any tv or radio broadcasts of the giro. cab
    anyone help. i'd be happy with an internet broadcast
    even. thanks...thehick

    I have not tried, but OLN's US feed is apparently
    broadcast in the clear on C-band. Which means if you put
    up a big ugly 10' dish and point it at the right
    satellite, you could enjoy Giro and Vuelta coverage.

    When I asked, the missus said no,

  6. "Andre" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Please! We canucks are more than satisfied with watching
    some 300 pound


    guy

    Quoted message said:

    enjoying his sport fishing! We don't need no stinking
    cycling coverage!

    --
    --------------------------
    Andre Charlebois AGC-PC support agc-pc.tripod.comagc-pc.tripod.com
    BPE, MCSE4.0, CNA, A+

    Yeah, watch cycling and miss the dog shows and log rolling?

  7. "Ryan Cousineau" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    frank-in-toronto said:

    I can't find any tv or radio broadcasts of the giro. cab
    anyone help. i'd be happy with an internet broadcast
    even. thanks...thehick

    I have not tried, but OLN's US feed is apparently
    broadcast in the clear on C-band. Which means if you put
    up a big ugly 10' dish and point it at the right
    satellite, you could enjoy Giro and Vuelta coverage.

    When I asked, the missus said no,
    --


    Too bad you're not married to me! I'd get that in a minute
    if I could afford
    it.

  8. Ryan Cousineau said:

    Which means if you put up a big ugly 10' dish and point it
    at the right satellite, you could enjoy Giro and Vuelta
    coverage.

    When I asked, the missus said no,

    10' isn't considered a Big Ugly Dish. BUDs start at 12'. 8-
    and 10-foot dishes are called BUD Lites.

  9. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Marlene Blanshay said:

    "Ryan Cousineau" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:rcousine-
    [email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    frank-in-toronto said:

    I can't find any tv or radio broadcasts of the giro.
    cab anyone help. i'd be happy with an internet
    broadcast even. thanks...thehick

    I have not tried, but OLN's US feed is apparently
    broadcast in the clear on C-band. Which means if you put
    up a big ugly 10' dish and point it at the right
    satellite, you could enjoy Giro and Vuelta coverage.

    When I asked, the missus said no,
    --


    Too bad you're not married to me! I'd get that in a minute
    if I could afford
    it.

    You probably can. The cost of a complete C-band setup can be
    as little as $300 or so. The bad news is I seem to be
    finding info that OLN will be removing its analog C-band
    signal in the next couple of months, possibly just before
    the TdF this year.

    So it's back to gray-market DirectTV subscriptions for us,

    --
    Ryan Cousineau, [email hidden]
    sfu.cawiredcola President, Fabrizio
    Mazzoleni Fan Club

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